Jiang frames Dante's next problem as whether spectacular later charity can redeem an earlier failure of will, using Piccarda-turned-queen as the thought experiment.
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Broken vows
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"I want to know if, in your eyes, one can amend for unkept vows with other acts. Good works, your best. Bounds will not..."
"Okay, so this is very much a student -teacher relationship, right? Where Beatrice is the teacher and Dante is a student. And as the..."
"Like, so she becomes, she's a nun, she's taken away, and now she becomes a queen. And she's like, you know what? I want..."
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